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The Power of Protein for Seniors
Adequate protein intake is important for everyone but it often gets put on the back burner when considering what nutrients are important for your elderly loved one’s health. Many people think that body builders are the only ones who need to regulate...
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Recording Family History for National Family Stories Month
November is National Family Stories Month. This celebration focuses on the importance of keeping those family stories alive from generation to generation. Too often, families put off recording those stories and then the wonderful history of their...
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How Picking Up A New Hobby Can Benefit Your Senior's Health
If your elderly loved one is looking for a way to fill her days, you might consider suggesting she learn a new hobby. While many hobbies are started at a young age, once a person reaches adulthood and middle age, many find they don’t have the time to...
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Home Health Care Improves Quality of Life Through Social Engagement Activities
Seniors who want to continue living comfortably in their own homes while getting the care they require are increasingly choosing to age in place. However, there are factors that need to be included in this choice to ensure they have the best quality of...
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5 Signs Of Gum Disease In Seniors You May Have Missed
Anyone can get gum disease, but seniors are more prone to it. Often seniors have trouble keeping up with oral hygiene as they get older, which can lead to gum disease. Senior home care can help seniors with tasks like brushing...
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How Home Care Can Help Seniors Who Need An Eye Exam
When was the last time your senior mom had an eye exam? If you can’t remember, or if it’s been awhile, she’s probably due for one. It’s recommended that seniors get regular vision and hearing screenings as they get older. Aging can cause a lot of...
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Alzheimer's Care: Symptoms of Sundowning in Seniors
Sundowning is something that can happen when your senior parent has Alzheimer’s. When seniors become irritable, confused, agitated, or weepy in the late afternoon they are exhibiting sundowning. Sundowning can also cause seniors to be very sleepy in the...
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How Personal Care at Home Helps Seniors Choose Hygiene Products
Seniors often suffer from dry flaky skin that can make them prone to infections. Sometimes skin problems in seniors are caused by side effects from medication, poor diet, weather, or actual skin conditions. The rashes and irritations that seniors...
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6 Companion Care at Home Tips for Relieving Senior Loneliness
It’s not uncommon for elderly individuals who live alone in their homes to feel lonely. While an occasional pang of loneliness is not necessarily a bad or dangerous thing, long-term feelings of loneliness can lead to depression and other health risks....
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